Hadith 170

wj when I-asws am covetous to the water, and my-asws daily subsistence, when I-asws want the meal. O Allah-azwj! My-asws Master-azwj! There isn’t for me-asws, other than it, so do not Prevent it! ’
Shaqeeq said, ‘By Allah-azwj! I saw the well and its water rosed. He-asws extended his-asws hand and grabbed the container and filled it with water. He-asws performed wud’u and prayed Salat of four Cycles. Then he-asws inclined to a sand dune and went on to grab a handful with his-asws hand and drop it into the container and shake it and drink. I went to him-asws and greeted unto him-asws. He-asws responded the greeting to me. I said, ‘Feed me from the remainder of what Allah-azwj has Favoured upon you-asws! ’ He-asws said: ‘O Shaqeeq! The Favour of Allah-azwj has not ceased to be upon us-asws, apparent and hidden, so improve your thinking with your Lord-azwj’. Then he-asws gave me the container. I drank from it, and there, it was porridge and sugar. By Allah-azwj! I had not drunk anything of better taste than it, nor any of better aroma. I was satiated and saturated, and I stayed for a few days neither desiring any food nor drink. Then I did not see him-asws until we entered Makkah. I saw him-asws at night to a side of a fountain dome in the middle of the night, standing, praying Salat with humbleness, and penitence, and weeping. He-asws did not cease to be like that until the night had gone (passed by). When he-asws saw the dawn, he-asws sat up in his-asws prayer mat, glorifying. Then he-asws prayed the morning Salat, and performed Tawaaf of the House (Kaaba), seven (circuits), and went out. I followed him-asws, and there were questioners and friends for him-asws, and he-asws was upon opposite to what I had seen him-asws in the road, and the people kept rotating around him-asws, greeting unto him-asws. I said to someone I saw being near to him-asws, ‘Who is this youth? ’ He said, ‘This is Musa-asws Bin Ja’far-asws Bin Muhammad-asws Bin Ali-asws Bin Al-Husayn-asws Bin Ali-asws Bin Abu Talib-asws’. I said, ‘I am astounded that these wonders would be except for the like of this Seyyid! ’’[193]